Black women experience approximately 40% higher breast cancer mortality than White women, yet the contribution of cumulative, historical structural racism to this disparity remains understudied. Estimating such effects with conventional regression is difficult because of time-varying confounders which are affecte...
K. Gahan, O. Osazuwa-Peters, M. Dupre et al.· Cancer Epidemiology, Biomark...· 0 citations
High-risk HF patients could be identified at the time-of-diagnosis using routinely available clinical characteristics, enabling targeted interventions during critical periods to improve long-term outcomes.
Han-Zhang Xu, Radha Dhingra, Bradley G. Hammill et al.· The journals of gerontology....· 0 citations
It is shown that requiring sufficient individual-level SDoH survey data results in significant selection bias and sample reduction in AoU, and that area-level SDoH metrics contribute to disease prediction independently of individual-level measures.
M. Hysong, A. Manning, Michael D. Green et al.· Communications Health· 1 citation
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